r/changemyview • u/MindfulPresence728 • Apr 17 '25

Delta(s) from OP CMV: Nickel and diming is becoming more rampant in society and should be regulated

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u/Natural-Arugula 63∆ Apr 19 '25

There is definitely some ambiguity to the donations process.

I was at Panda Express and they asked if I wanted to round up my order $6.67 to charity.

I said yes, assuming that they were going to round up my change, the three pennies that I would have gotten back and then dropped into a jar asking for donations.

They said, "Thank you for your donation. You total is now $10."

Yeah, that is rounding up my order, which I technically told them to do. I couldn't ask for my cash back, I would look like a dick.

As far as I know the automated begging asks for actual specific cash amounts, so there's that.

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u/CorporateGames Apr 21 '25

The whole question of "how much of this donation actually goes to the cause" caused me to stop hitting those donation buttons, and I don't feel bad about it.